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Some Baltimore City Schools workers say they’re missing pay as district reviews 200 cases

From left, protesters Amber Whitehead, Stephanie Alston-Fisher and Monika Parran hold signs in the median of North Avenue during a rally by Baltimore Teachers Union members at Baltimore City Public Schools district office. The union demands that the district address unpaid wages and other salary concerns from workers.(Karl Merton Ferron/Staff)
From left, protesters Amber Whitehead, Stephanie Alston-Fisher and Monika Parran hold signs in the median of North Avenue during a rally by Baltimore Teachers Union members at Baltimore City Public Schools district office. The union demands that the district address unpaid wages and other salary concerns from workers.(Karl Merton Ferron/Staff)
The Baltimore Sun's Maggie Trovato (Kevin Richardson/Sun Staff)Brian Carlton
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Some Baltimore City Public Schools employees say they’re missing paychecks, while others say their checks have been sharply reduced, as the district works to resolve payroll problems affecting about 200 workers.

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